ReVase - Sustainable vase with 3D printing waste

ReVase is born from a simple yet powerful idea: transforming 3D printing waste into something beautiful, meaningful, and long-lasting.

Every print inevitably produces some form of waste, whether it’s purge lines, failed prints, or leftover filament fragments.

Instead of treating these as useless, this project elevates them, turning them into the core element of a design object.

The vase is made from translucent or transparent PLA or PETG, a deliberate choice that allows what is usually hidden or discarded to become visible. Inside, colorful fragments collected over time are preserved, creating a unique composition of textures, colors, and stories. No two vases are ever the same, as each one reflects the creative journey behind it.

Designed to hold dried or artificial flowers, ReVase removes the need for water, making it both practical and sustainable.

It is an object that blends aesthetics with awareness, telling the story of 3D printing not only through the final result but also through what is typically thrown away.

Available in multiple sizes, from 100 mm up to 250 mm, the vase adapts to different spaces and styles while maintaining its distinctive identity. ReVase is not just a container, but a way to give new life to materials, turning waste into visible memory and design into a conscious, sustainable choice.

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